8 Expressions using BITE in English

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Hi Gill, I'm from Brazil and here we have an expression similar to "His bark is worse than his bite." "Cão que ladra não morde." Thank you for your time teaching us.🥰❤️👏🏻

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Your accent is so clear that I can hear and understand every single word. Your pace is slow enough as well. I wish every English speaker in this world could speak English as clearly and slowly as you do. I wonder if your pace and your accent are still the same as when you talk to your family, your friends, your collegues, ect. Or just on videos like this only in order that English learner can follow? If it's just the same on videos and in real life, that's a good news for me. If that's not the case, I feel sorry for me again and again because my great effort of learning English is something like a pinch of salt put into a huge lake. People speak too fast, especially young people. Anyhow, thanks Jill a lot for giving us some very very clear explanation, as clear as the day.

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[@zacharystokell7304]

Lovely lesson. I believe "Bite the bullet" means "endure discomfort". When soldiers in the 19th century needed to have limbs amputated, but did not have anesthesia available, they would bite on something soft during the procedure. Without something soft to bite on, a soldier would cleanch his jaw so tight from pain that he could break his own teeth. Bullets were readily available on a battlefield, and made of soft lead, so that's what soldiers often bit on.

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Your explanations are very good, they help me a lot. Thank you very much Gill!

[@SushilCRai]

Used to bite nails until I was like 12 or something.Very smooth voice you have.Thanks for the lesson,Gill.

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In German we have the same expression. "I had to bite my tongue" "Ich musste mir auf die Zunge beißen" I had to force myself to keep my mouth shut.

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they are really brilliant lessons that you made .but I really hope that , if you could make more videos about the most common idioms used in English society.

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[@wagner1077]

This is a very good video! Well done! “Cachorro que late não morde” (a dog that barks does not bite) is a Portuguese idioms quite similar to “his bark is worse than his bite”. Thanks.

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Dear Wagner, I am from Turkish and we have the same proverb in Turkish too. "Havlayan köpek ısırmaz". Languages are different but experiences is the same. 👍

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Could u make a lesson about formal and informal languange please??? or about differentiate words for spoken and written??

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Hi dear Gill thank you for your great job. About bite the bullet expression I think the bullet is the killing word that could be shot from the mouth.

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Gill, can you do a video about prepositions for directions and movements?

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bite 글자 그대로 의미 : 물다 1번째 문장 she bit my head off 상황 : 나는 정중히 대했는데 그녀는 무례하게 행동 말로 대응한 경우 느낌 : 나를 물다 = 나한테 무례한 행동을 하다 2번째 문장 I had to bite my tongue 상황 : 상대방과 싸우거나 얘기를 해봤자 대화도 안통하고 더 화만 날 것 같을 때 느낌 : 자기 혀를 물면 말을 못하니까 내가 말을 말아야지 하는 느낌 3번째 문장 we’ll have to bite the bullet 설명: 서커스에서 총을 쏘면 이빨로 총알을 물어서 머리가 관통되는 걸 막음. 상황 : 방법은 모르겠지만 반드시 해결해야하는 문제가 있을 때, 우리 이 문제 해결해야해 4번째 문장 you’ve bitten off more than you can chew 설명 : 입안에서 씹어서 목으로 넘길수 있는 양보다 더 많이 물어서 감당을 못함. 내 역량보다 더 큰 과제 일를 받은 상황에서 사용 5번째 문장 His bark is worse than his bite 설명 : 빈 깡통이 요란하다. 소리지르고 허세 뭐 나대는 사람이 막상 별걸도 없을 때 6번째 문장 It’s a biting wind today 겨울에 바람불면 살이 아플정도로 추운 느낌을 바람이 살을 물어뜯는다고 표현 오늘 엄청 춥다 바람 매섭다. 7번째 문장 you can only have one bite of the cherry 체리 엄청 조금하니까 한입물어서 먹으면 끝 기회(체리)가 엄청 적은 느낌. 레드오션? 8번째 문장 He is a hard-bitten type 사람의 성격 느낌. (상처가 많고 힘들게 살아온것 같은사람이라) 자기 방어가 심하고 친해지기 어려운 사람

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Good explicación for bite

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[@misaelgalindo2402]

Hi, Gill, again I really loved the video. As to “bite” I’ve read another expression in English which I didn’t understand: “to bite the dust”, i mean, in what situation to use? Thank you.

[@engvidGill]

Hi -- this link should help to explain: idioms.thefreedictionary.com/bites+the+dust

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